F3 Uranium gibt eine strategische Investition von Denison Mines über 15 Mio. Dollar bekannt

F3 Uranium Corp. freut sich bekannt zu geben, dass das Unternehmen eine verbindliche Vereinbarung mit Denison Mines Corp. über eine strategische Investition in Höhe von $ 15 Millionen durch den Erwerb von ungesicherten Wandelschuldverschreibungen von F3 (die "Schuldverschreibungen") abgeschlossen hat. Die Schuldverschreibungen werden zu einem Wandlungspreis von 0,56 $ umgewandelt, was einem Aufschlag von 30 % auf den aktuellen volumengewichteten Fünf-Tage-Durchschnittskurs von F3 entspricht. Unter der Annahme, dass die Schuldverschreibungen umgewandelt werden und keine weiteren Änderungen am ausstehenden Aktienkapital von F3 vorgenommen werden, würden die ausgegebenen Aktien etwa 6 % des Unternehmens ausmachen.

Dev Randhawa, CEO von F3, sagte: "Wir freuen uns, Denison als strategischen Investor im Unternehmen begrüßen zu dürfen. Denison ist ein führendes Unternehmen in der Uranbranche und verfügt über eine Vielzahl von Anlagen im Athabasca-Becken, wo F3 derzeit das Grundstück Patterson Lake North (PLN) weiterentwickelt. Wir schätzen Denisons Perspektiven bei der Uranexploration sehr und freuen uns auf eine produktive Zusammenarbeit."

David Cates, President und CEO von Denison, sagte: "Das technische Team von F3 kann auf eine unglaubliche Erfolgsbilanz bei der Exploration verweisen, einschließlich der Entdeckung der Zone JR auf dem Grundstück PLN, die eine der besten neuen Uranentdeckungen weltweit darstellt. Wir freuen uns, in F3 zu investieren und die weitere Bewertung des Grundstücks PLN zu unterstützen."

Global Atomic Provides Update, by @newswire

Global Atomic Provides Update' by @newswire

ceo.ca

TORONTO, Oct. 10, 2023 /CNW/ - Global Atomic Corporation ("Global Atomic" or the "Company"), (TSX: GLO) (OTCQX: GLATF, Frankfurt:G12) provided an update on the Dasa Project in the Republic of Niger. The United States of America, State Department today officially designated that a "Coup d'Etat" did occur in the Republic in Niger at the end of July 2023. This designation will put a temporary hold on US Development Bank financing pending visibility of a return to democratic elections.

IMPACT ON GLOBAL ATOMIC

• Management has been engaged in contingency planning with parties interested in non-dilutive financing options at the operating level from groups interested in buying Yellowcake
• Existing Yellowcake off-take agreements with utilities are unaffected by today's State Department decision
• The Project remains unimpaired and enjoys full government support
• No immediate need to finance as the Company has sufficient cash on hand for the next 12 months
• The Company continues to advance revisions to its mine plan, which is expected to have significant positive impact on valuation once demonstrated in the Company's updated Feasibility Study

Global Atomic President and CEO, Stephen G. Roman commented, "The Government of Niger has confirmed its full support for the Dasa Project and recognizes it's a new mine that will benefit the Republic of Niger by creating new jobs and opportunities for local business and revitalize the northern region of the country. The Government has offered its encouragement in the development of Dasa and all support required to accelerate construction and the start of mining operations."

Logistics issues regarding importing goods into Niger are being addressed by the Niger Government which has recently given full approval for the transport of goods into the Country via ports in Ghana and Togo and overland via Burkina Faso. Internal flights are expected to be restored shortly.

On the heels of signing its third off-take agreement last week, the Company has received additional Requests for Proposal ("RFP") for Yellowcake offtake agreements from Utilities. Similar to the most recent agreement, the Company is favouring contracts based on market pricing formulas that capture firming market fundamentals.

In the meantime, the Company's engineering and mine planning team are nearing completion of a revised mine plan that will integrate the recently updated Mineral Resource Estimate ("MRE") and associated material increase in Measured and Indicated resources. Detailed engineering and costing are in line with the 2021 Phase 1 Feasibility Study. The above will form the basis of a revised Feasibility Study to be completed in H1 2024.

Außerbörslich -20% bei Global Atomic, wohl erst mal Schwierigkeiten, neues Geld aufzunehmen. Schade!

Denison mit Bought Deal über 55 Mio. USD

Entsprechend 37 Millionen Aktien des Unternehmens auf Buy-Deal-Basis zu einem Preis von 1,49 $.
Plus Option auf bis zu 5,55 Millionen zusätzliche Aktien (Option läuft bis zum 16.10) .

1,49 $ entsprechen derzeit 1,407 €

Quelle: https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item/Z-C!DML-3464661/C/DML

Frage: wie füge ich jetzt bzw. neuerdings eigentlich Links ein? Sehe hierfür keine Option mehr...

Ist vielleicht nicht der "passenste Thread", aber ich dachte hier sehen es ggf. alle Interessierten:

Dual Fluid: Neue Finanzierungrunde startet

Bau und Betrieb des Demonstrationsreaktors werden etwa 70 Millionen Euro kosten. Daher starten wir eine Finanzierungsrunde für qualifizierte Investoren (Mindestinvestment: 200 000 EUR aus aktienrechtlichen Gründen; da wir die Zahl der neuen Aktionäre überschaubar halten wollen, werden höhere Beträge im siebenstelligen Bereich bevorzugt). Wenn Sie mehr erfahren möchten, senden Sie uns bitte eine E-mail an invest@dual-fluid.com – vielen Dank!

Hier noch die offizielle News: Link

Weltweite Uran Deposits in einer Karte

https://www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/Publications/PDF/Pub1800.pdf

F3 Hits More Anomalous Radioactivity on A1B Shear 3.4km South of JR Zone

Kelowna, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 16, 2023) - F3 Uranium Corp. (TSXV: FUU) (OTCQB: FUUFF) ("F3" or "the Company") is pleased to announce results from five holes of the ongoing extended fall drill program on the Patterson Lake North ("PLN") Property, including PLN23-102 located 3.4km south of the JR Zone which is now the second hole to intersect anomalous radioactivity along the recently discovered and highly prospective A1B Shear Zone ("A1B"). Hole PLN23-102 was drilled 840m along strike to the south of PLN23-095 which was the first hole to hit anomalous radioactivity at A1B, which runs parallel to the A1 Main Shear Zone that hosts the JR Zone (see NR dated September 14, 2023).

Concurrently at the JR Zone, PLN23-101 has intersected mineralization over a 10.50m interval, including 1.42m of high grade (>10,000 cps), of which 0.50m was up to 54,400 cps radioactivity between 228.50 and 229.00m, extending mineralization up dip on line 015S from PLN23-044 (see NR dated April 17, 2023).

Raymond Ashley, President, commented:

"Drill hole PLN23-102 at A1B exhibited very intense alteration and dissolution of the sandstone together with 96m of core loss over a 162m interval, followed by extreme basement alteration including bleaching and clay alteration (see Photo 1 below). These features, in addition to anomalous radioactivity in 2 holes located 840 meters apart along strike, are characteristic of favourable conditions for the discovery of proximal mineralization. The team continues to be excited about the potential for discovery of a second mineralized zone on A1B."

"We have one drill focused at the JR Zone and a second drill focused on exploration drilling to characterize targets for 2024. The pace of drilling has slowed as we are drilling deeper exploration holes to learn more about the parallel A1B shear zone; we want to be methodical in characterizing areas for drilling in 2024 and are now using a single diamond drill crew who move between the two drills. This understanding will be integrated with the results of ground geophysics to be carried out later this fall and in the early winter, to develop the best drill targets possible for 2024. The Company is fully funded to continue its aggressive exploration approach."

JR Zone Drilling Highlights:

PLN23-101 (line 015S)

• 10.50m composite mineralization from 216.50m - 230.50m, including
  • 1.42m composite mineralization of >10,000 cps radioactivity between 222.85m - 229.00m including 0.50m radioactivity up to 54,400 cps between 228.50m and 229.00m

Exploration Drilling Highlights:

PLN23-102 (line 3450S), A1B Shear Zone

• 96.00m cumulative core loss in Athabasca sandstone between 176.00m and 338.00m
  • Indicative of large-scale sandstone dissolution due to intense alteration above the A1B shear zone
• 0.50m radioactivity of 1,000 cps from 411.50m to 412.00m
  • Second occurrence of anomalous radioactivity, within the main A1B shear zone

  
  

Aura identifies new uranium Exploration Target extending

from existing Tiris Project Resources

https://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/aee/8beae57b-65d.pdf

'Full government support' for Niger uranium project

The Government of Niger has confirmed its "full support" for Global Atomic Corporation's Dasa uranium project, the company has said. The project is still pencilled in to make its first yellowcake deliveries in 2025 and remains unimpaired by a recent US decision to put a hold on US Development Bank financing following the coup that took place in Niger earlier this year.

The US State Department on 10 October officially designated the events in the African republic at the end of July 2023 as a coup d’état. Most US assistance to the government of Niger, with the exception of humanitarian, food and health assistance, has now been suspended pending action by Niger to return to "democratic governance". This includes US Development Bank financing.

Toronto-headquartered Global Atomic, which is developing the high-grade uranium deposit 105km south of the established uranium mining town of Arlit, said it has been "engaged in contingency planning with parties interested in non-dilutive financing options at the operating level" from groups interested in buying uranium from the mine.

Existing uranium offtake agreements with utilities are unaffected by the State Department decision, the company said, and the company has "no immediate need to finance" as it has sufficient cash on hand for the next 12 months. The company recently announced its third offtake agreement - for the sale of up to 3.5 million pounds U3O8 (1346 tU) from the project to a North American utility beginning in 2026 - and said it has received additional Requests for Proposal for uranium offtake agreements from utilities. Nearly 1.5 million pounds U3O8 per year over the first five years of the mine's operation, representing nearly 30% of scheduled production, are now contracted under such offtake agreements.

"The Government of Niger has confirmed its full support for the Dasa Project and recognises it’s a new mine that will benefit the Republic of Niger by creating new jobs and opportunities for local business and revitalise the northern region of the country," Global Atomic President and CEO Stephen Roman said. “The Government has offered its encouragement in the development of Dasa and all support required to accelerate construction and the start of mining operations.”

Logistics issues regarding importing goods into Niger are being addressed by the government, which has recently given full approval for the transport of goods via ports in Ghana and Togo and overland via Burkina Faso, the company added. Internal flights are expected to be restored shortly.

Mine excavation began at Dasa in 2022, and the project's 2021 Phase 1 Feasibility Study estimates yellowcake delivery to utilities to begin in 2025. A revised mine plan for Dasa that will integrate recently updated mineral resource figures is nearing completion and will form the basis of a revised feasibility study to be completed in the first half of 2024, the company said.

'Full government support' for Niger uranium project : Uranium & Fuel - World Nuclear News

Uranium Trader -Bram Vandereslt

-> Zuri Invest looking to expand fund to accept US Investors<-

->Uranium Market is getting tighter and tighter<-

->auch zu Niger hat er eine Meinung ab min.29

Gutes Interview mit Einsicht in den Uranmarkt und den Handel von U308

https://www.curzonuranium.com.cy

Uranium trader Bram Vanderelst - market update

Interview with Bram Vanderelst, a uranium trader and head of Curzon Uranium.At Curzon Uranium he started the company and build up a trading business from the...

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Source: https://x.com/mineralstocks/status/1714666811491315967?s=20

daily, close von heute Do 19.10.23

Nuscale (SMR)

hatte mal für Gründe dieses beispiellosen abverkauf's gefragt, jetzt steht die Vermutung im Raum das Daten gefälscht wurden (Ein falscher Kunde und ein gefährdeter Großauftrag lassen Zweifel an der Lebensfähigkeit von NuScale aufkommen).Mit der Tatsache das ihr Geld noch ca. 15 Monate reicht und eine schwarze Null frühestens 2029 zu erwarten ist.Gibt es gerade einen beschleunigten Sell-Off.

Nach dem stetigen Abverkauf ging es gestern nochmals fast -15% nach unten.

We are short NuScale ($SMR).

NuScale Power ($SMR): A Fake Customer and a Major Contract in Peril Cast Doubt on NuScale’s viability

x.com/IcebergResear/status/1715027130034143646?s=20

(Verkleinert auf 40%)

[Blockierte Grafik: https://www.ariva.de/bildschirmfoto_2023-10-21_um_13_a1394777]

Zitat von Gerald

Source: https://x.com/mineralstocks/status/1714666811491315967?s=20

Source: https://x.com/mineralstocks/st…&t=McroYfUWMBCsNoVoQZvxbw

Global Atomic - Dasa Project Continuing to Advance with Alternative Financing Disscussions Underway

Global Atomic - Dasa Project Continuing to Advance with Alternative Financing Disscussions Underway - Article | Crux Investor

Global Atomic continues advancing its flagship Dasa uranium project in Niger despite political uncertainty. With construction underway and economics improving,…

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ISOENERGY ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF $36.6 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT OF SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS

https://www.newswire.ca/news-r…n-receipts-853166569.html

IsoEnergy Provides Summer Exploration and Corporate Update

https://www.newswire.ca/news-r…ate-update-848040888.html

Warum Afrika auf Atomkraft und nicht auf Solarstrom setzt – DW – 19.10.2023

Viele afrikanische Länder liebäugeln mit der Atomenergie - und einige Projekte sind schon sehr konkret. Sie sollen den wachsenden Energiebedarf decken helfen,…

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Warum Afrika auf Atomkraft und nicht auf Solarstrom setzt

Ein Auszug:

Burkina Faso ist eines der am wenigsten elektrifizierten Länder der Welt. Laut Daten der Internationalen Energie-Atomagentur (IEA) haben nur etwa zwanzig Prozent der Bevölkerung Zugang zu Elektrizität. Dabei wäre Strom dringend benötigt und auch für die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung zentral. Die Militärregierung hat nun eine Absichtserklärung unterzeichnet, die in einigen Jahren für mehr Strom in Burkina Faso könnte: Der russische Staatskonzern Rosatom soll ein Atomkraftwerk errichten.

Seit dem Militärputsch im Herbst 2022 regiert Ibrahim Traoré das Land - mit 35 Jahren ist Traoré der jüngste Staatschef der Welt. Er kehrte der ehemaligen Kolonialmacht Frankreich als Partner weitgehend den Rücken und wandte sich stattdessen Wladimir Putins Russland zu.

Was ein einseitiger Probagandaartikel..aber gut, die verstehen es zumindest im Gegensatz zu unseren Traumtänzern.

Zitat von c-Mc2k

Was ein einseitiger Probagandaartikel..aber gut, die verstehen es zumindest im Gegensatz zu unseren Traumtänzern.

Die DW gehört immer noch zum Öffentlichen Rundfunk, was erwartest du da bitte.